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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-09-02
Notice to Non-resident.

Notice to Nom to
NTEsT VIRGINIA, TO WIT AT ru,es
w held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court Of Hampshire county, on the lst Mon
day In June, 1887.
John ". eite and Jacob A. Hitc, plaintiffs.
as.
Isabella bite. Michael Sticky, Rebecca O..
Stnckey, Mary Mclutire, Richard McTntirei
Jarush McIntire, Elijah Mcintire, Etna
Mcintire. Oliver McIntire, Isaac McIntire,
William Mcintiie, Turner McTntire, Re
bec,a Mclntire, Sarah McIntire, Samuel
Mclntire, Isaac N. Hite, and Maggie Hite.
defendants, IN CEANCERY
The object of this snit IS 10 sell the real
estate OF which Isaac Tlite died seized and
possessed and divide the proceeds among his
heirs at law according TO their respective in.
teresis. And il appearing from an affidavit,
that the defendants Mary, Richard, Jarush.
Elijah, Etpa. Oliver, Isaac. Will m, Trrner,
Rebecca, Sarah and Samuel McIntire, and
Isaac N. and Maggie Hite, are non residents
OF the State of West Virginia, 1t 10 ordered
that The said non resident defendan ts do a2
pear mere within one month after the date of
the frst publication hereof and do what is
necessary TO protect their interests in this
suit. Teste. v. NJ. POLLING. Cl,rk
Ang. 8. 1887 At. Circuit Court Hamp. Co.
rs l.. Flournoy, Attorney FIR plaintiffs.
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Guarantee of Purity.

CUMBERLAND. Nd. June 3, 81.
Having been stationed at the Brad.
dock Dislillery whilst in operation as
United States Siorekeeper an9 Qua
ger, hereby certify that James Clark
and Co., "Distilers'' in the manufac
ture OF their celebrated Braddock
Pure Rye Whiskey use only Rye and
Barley Malt Respectfullv.
l.. ii. TRooK.
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Notice. TO Non reefdenf..
yNTRSr VIRGINIA, TO WIT AT rule,
w cid in the Clerks ONCE OF the Circui,
Court Of Hampshire county, on the 10, Mon.
day In Juue, 1887.
Nimrod whitacreJ Administrator of William
s. Hook, dec d.. plaintiff,
rs
Daniel P. Oats. Thomas II. Oats, A. N.
Hook. - Shoemaker, - Griffith. psr,.
mere under the name of Shoemaker 4 Grif.
fifth. Samuel Copper, sarviving partner OF
Cooper b Horn. John B. Caudy, Admins.
traitor of John Horn. dec d., Charles Has.
kins. O. N. Hiett, rIBtee. A. O. 10y and
Daniel Parrish, defendants,
IN CBANCERY.
The object Of this suit Is to ascertain the
liens bin ding the real eetate Of defendau,
rauiel p. Oate, and to subject said real estate
to the payment Of such liens and costs Of
suit, &c. And IL appearing from an afida.
Wit that Thomas Fl. Oats. - Shoemaker,
and - Griffi b, partners under the nan
of Shoemaker 4 Griffith, and Daniel Parrish,
are non residents Of the State Of West Viz.
ginia II lie ordered, that said non .resideut
defendants do appear here within one month
after the date of the 6rst publication hereof
and do what ia necessary to protect their In.
terests 10 this suit. Teete,
v.M. POLLING, Clerk
Aug. 8 .lse7.4t. Circuit Court Hamp. Co.
lrlournoy, Attorney for Plaintiff
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Didn't PiaV.

The Brighton Base Bal Club, OF
Moorefold, passed through here on
Thursday evening of last week on
their return bone from Paw Paw and
Berkeley Springs. They said that
when they got 10 Paw, they fou d
the club OF that place had imporle, I
two professionals from Cumberland
to help them conquer their visitors.
The BIightons offered TO play if The
Paw Paws uid call their team a
Cumberland nine, or il they would
leave the professionals out, and call
it Paw Paw nine. Neither OF these
things icing done, the Moorefield club
refused 10 play nt all and went on
TO Berkeley Springs, The rules OF the
Association provide that whenever
one club refuse TO lay the game shall
BIO given 10 the other, allowing them
one run for each iuniug, or nine in
all. The Paw Paws took ADVANTAGE
OF this rule and wrote to q gentle
man Of this place Thursday that they
had defeated the Moorofie!d boys by
score Of o to o. The Bril- htons were
beaten by tho Berkeley Springs team,
which is nothing TO their discredii. as
the latter club ia almost exclusively
composed e professionals, guests OF
the hotels. The boys speak in the
highest terms Of tho hospitality nd
courtesy with which they were treat.
ed by the members OF the Paw Paw
club; but for oil that they did not
propose to be beaten by Cum berland
and nave their defeat credited 70
Paw Paw.
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Btoomseros ILts Sept. l 1882.

. !
Messrs. r. J. heney h Go Toledo. o
Have takou Halls Catsrrh Cure. Had ca
tsrth all my lire-am ~ yeas old, Had
asthma 10 years and dreadful cough for
Eve years. Have taken everything went
10 The Hot Springs have doctored with
The doctors here have dous nothing hut
tBke medicine for 10 years When com.
menced using dalrs Caiarrh Cure ! wss al
most tssd. 7 sent for the doctor The day
got Htlps Catarrh Cure, and I told him that
! would die sny way and that I would try
your medicine ! was very bad. How
suffered for years could hardly breathe
~ times saw HANS Caiarrh Cure nd vcr-
ised IN she papers and commenced t.kiug
it, ! would have been usdcr toe ground to.
day " Il bad not been for thft ! have not
had one bad spell of cougbinR since IN
breathing nv head feels we'll and sm we'll
Il mrs. doue me thousand dollars worth Of
Qo1i There are len 81 my ffio d., on Sc
ms Sho' 90 .ad done for M, 'ekilg IL. mi
" " helping them I Cnly ~ish thai tvgIy
could zee Iac 90 that cudjd j,li them I'll %
take a., an that know tnc here know how
have sreued q hevc been he'e since
1851 nod say To nie tat II am 50 glad ycu
found sooicihinr thai could cure YOU"
Ever oue sats 'h0g fnuCh bnrtr YOU took ~
The deco ~ thNy ne lao ftun1 iirl .
Caisrrh 6 ufe ns fhcy could nGi cure me
c~nnot eXpstss my gratitude 70 you for
The good Halls Vat9rrh Cure he's done me.
You can nee no much Ct Ills letter as will
30 The sihidied good Publish II 10 the
whole wori1-it is sll true aud they g. ould
know ig
JOSEPHINE CHRIsuAN.
400 East North street.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-09-02
JOHS W BOCKNAN,
LAViNiA Anderson,
BE lTlE A. PUGg,
GEORGE a. HOTT.
HERMAN A. MEYER.
Give Them 4 Chance !

That ia TO spy, your lungs. Also al your
breathing machinery. Very wonderful ma.
ehiuery u Is. Not only the Target air pa-sa o.
gee. but the thousands 81 little tubes and
cavities leading from them
When these are clogzed aud choked With
matter which ought not 70 o. there. your
lungs cannot half do their work. And whs;
they do, they cannot do well
Csll IL cold, cough, Group. pueamonia, ca
iarlhi consumption Or any OF the family Of
thfoat end nose aud head and lung Obstruc
lions al ere bad. All ought To- be cot rid
OF There " just one sure way TO get rid Of
them. That ~ TO take 8Oschee's German
syrup, which any dtuggisi will sell you ~
Is eeu's bottle. Even II everything else
nae failed you, you may depend upon bis
or certain.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-09-02

CUMBERLAND. Nd. June 5. 'S7.
Having been stationed at the Brad.
dock Distillery whilst In operation as
United States Storekeeper and Qua
ger, I hereby certify that James Clark
and Co.. Distiiiers in the manufac.
ture Of their Pure Malt Wh;skey u.e
only Barley Malt. Respectfully,
JNo. II. YOUNG.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-09-02
Teachers Institute.
FOURTH DAY.

Morning session spent in advo-
eating claims of West Virginia
School Journal upon the patronage
OF the teachers of the county.
In the afternoon the different
methods Of teaching history were
taken mp and illustrated by Messrs.
Fravel and Ofu t, followed by
Prof. Sipe.
The entertainment at night was
most enjoyable affair. The
church was crowded to its utmost
capacity. The Capon Bridge band
was present aud gave Us some ex-
cellcnt music. The fine Estey Or
gan. presided over by Prof. Kronk,
of Virginia. filed the whole build
ing with harmony.
Col. Cooper opened with a short
address. He was followed by Ii.
A. Meyer who recited There is a
time" in excellent style. Miss Flo
"a Wilkinson, OF Middletown, Va,
gave US Rock of Ages, in manner
that moved many of the audience
to tears. Prof. George Walkup fol-
Owed in Il pleasant speech
"The hearts Refiections"was re-
cited 10y Miss l.. Anderson. She
was followed By Miss Estella Pow
ers who gave Is: "Curfew shall not
ring to night"
The Rotations were all good.
L j. Spencer, editor OF the Allan
tic Missionary, entertained the au
dience with some amusing ren.inis.
cences of his school boy days.
FIFTH DAY.
The morniLg session was live
~ one, many of the teachers taking
an active part. rof. Sipe bade
farewell TO the Institute in "a
short address which brought tears
into the eyes Of the oldest teachers.
Your correspondent lett at roop.
So ends his report. RsX
REsoLUTINos,
WHEREAS, We tho teachers Of
Hampshire county in Institute assem-
bled at Capon Bridge. ". Va, desire to
express Gu, views OF tho following
subjects, THEREFORE. be il
RESOLVED, LIST. That the thanks Of this In
stilnte be rendered Prof a. A Sipe, of Fair
mont, and Prof. Asa *. Bush, OF Shepherds
town, for their assiduous and successful
work during Institute week to Supt shaw
en- for the able and impartial manner in
which he has presided over this body to the
Secretaries for their ErduoCs labors 20 Prof
Kronk, ard the choir Tor excellent and en-.
joysble mUsie--to the citizens Of CaUon
Bridge for their kindness and hospitality
and especially 10 the trustees Of the " n
church, South, for their generosity in grant
ing US the rise Of their edi6ce
I'd. That az the law will soon compel the
tea ching OF Physiology and Hygiene 10
Dur public schools, that the te'thers are
requested TO begin instruction in this i'm.
portant b-ancb at tue commencement Of
heir Terms
Sd That the legislature OF West Va. he
'equseted TO substitute Bacne3' for Holmes
,s = text book on q \. History.
4h. That he State Superintendent add 10
eAcherS certificates cf attendance blank
orm 10 be filed by the Instructor grading
he department, manners aud morals Of the
eachers attending institutes.
9th 1hGt the minimum school term be
creased 10 at least FIVE rronths
6tb, That the teachers Of West Va. owe
heir allegiance 20 their bsiive State aud
hould therefore patronizs home institutions.
7th That n copy Of these resol nfions be
lent to the the W Va. school Journal and
% each o. the county papers for publ
'aliou.
JOHS w BOCKNAN,
LAViNTA ANDERSON
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assume the responsibility Of their Letters. ]
SPRINGFIELD. Aug. so.
Rev. @. Z. Worden. al Episco-
pal minister from Charlottesville,
Virginia will preach hero next
Sunday at p NJ. Rev. G. w.
Finley will preach Saturday night
aud Sunday morning. MIR. Ed.
McGiIl. his mother aud two little
brothers spent Sunday with his
sister. Mrs Thos Knykendall.
Mrs. Bell Crawfori and children
are spending few days with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin.
Miss Minnie Crawford accompa-
MED her over and is visiting in the
Valley. Mr.: Jacob Adams, who
has been quite i'll for some days is
improving. DR.. John DAILY of
Piedmont is in town; his health is
very much better. Lut he is NOT vet
able to attend TO business constant.
ly. Mr.. Alex Crounse. his broth
er and wife from New York, his
niece Miss Annie Cronnse, and Mr..
E. A. McGlathery and sister spent
last Saturday at Indian Rock fish.
ing. We won't tell who caught
the greatest number of the funny
tribe. DR. Garden gave US an ex.
ce,lent missionary sermon last Sun.
day and raised an unusually large
collection for foreign missions.
He goes to Piedmont today to at
tend District Conference. Master
Newton Guthrie aud his little sister
Fannie of South Branch depot
spent Saturday and Sunday in
town. Mr.. Frederick Starnes is
visiting his con j. w. Starnes.
Three painters from Cumberland
arc at work on the church.
GUESS.
Nv
SOUTH BRANCH DEPOT, Aug. %.
News Is scarce. just now we
are having right seasonable wealth
er. II Is something remarkable
how the fields of corn that seemed
all most ruined by the drouth have
come ont. Apples are very scarce
III this section as is most all other
fruit. There ls good mast this
year which will compensate
for the short corn crop, which will
he cut short about one third. A
great amount of tan bark Is beng
shipped from this place this year.
Surely every Chestnut oak tree
that is as large as bean pole will
be skinned ere long and then the
enterprls!ng men who seek a live-
lihooj from this business will
have to look TO what now requires
their undivided attention for sup
port viz;thelr farms. Guano agents
are traversing our Geighborhood.
We suppose they are too lazy to
work and too iolest to steal so
they seek living by working for
nothing and boarding around.
Come grand old Tutelligcncer. filled to the
brim
With news from far and near TO suit eve ~
whim.
You are always 6lled with wiz. stories and
mifth.
And news gathered up from all pgin,s Of
the earth.
You Gre old in your years bet you're young
in your ways,
Aud your freshness holds on like one of
June's longest days.
There are no more verses which ] now can
divine.
But many sweet thoughts Of you are sill in
my mind. GALLON BUCKET.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-09-02

To look upon bright, beautiful baby and
remember that tho only medicine IL ever
o Ees IL Or Bulrs BABY Syrup, certainly
converts another family 70 the use OF the
remedy.
The sight Of an ugly iulamsd boil or core
IN say nothing Of its dsngero Gus tendency
should induce any sufferer O try t..xaior.
TIE inialhole remedy for these troublesome
81 God disorders
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-09-02
Guarantee of Purity.

CUMBERLAND, Mp, June 3. 1887.
Having been stationed nj the Br d.
dock Distillery whilst in operation as
United States Storekceper and Qua.
ger, | hereby certify that Jas. Clarke
and Co., Distillers. IN the uanufac
ture Of their Pore Malt whiskey use
only Barley Malt. Restpectfully,
=. p. WILLARD.
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Photographic Con densations.

A battle Was fought Sunday near
Ran g-ly, Colorado, between Sheriff
Kendal's men and Colorow's Indians
In which s of the latter and 1t. Fol.
som. of Aspen, were killed. General
Crook has gone to see Colorow to try
TO induce him TO 6isband bis troops
and return peaceably to his roserva.
ton
Earthquake stocks were felt at
Charleston, South Carolina, Satur.
lay.
President Cleveland AMI Hon. JET.
ferson Davis will he invited TO visit
Richmond, Va, in October; the occa- :
sion bring the laying OF the corner.
stone Il the Lee monument.
A say Of proceedings has been
graz ted in the case of Jacob Sharp,
the New York boodler. His counsel
are confident Of securing bin a new
trial IN October.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-09-02
TO ALL WHOM 1T May
CONCERN.

TAKE NOTICE. that on the Graf day of
he rext term OF the Circuit Court of
HamPaire County, West Va, being the goth
September. 1857, We will 6le our petition
ans ask the Court to direct the payment to
as, as the only heirs at Law Of Elisa beth
Creel decd, of all moneys In the bands Of
the Receiver of said Court or loaned ont un.
der tie order OF Court. belonging to the
estate of said Elisabeth Cseel. decd.
SARAH ANN VANNORT.
NARY OATHARINE WATSON,
August 20, 1887.
rs. L. Flournoy, p. q.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-09-02
Church Festival.

There will be festival on tho eve.
nings OF the 9th and 10Th Of Septem-
Der NJ Mrs. Nancy Tsylor's Store
House. Proceeds for the benefit Of
the Church.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-09-02

The Prcsbytesy of.Wiuchester will
hold its next ed meeting at Ce-
dar Creek, Frederick county. Va.
Wednesday, Septe mber 7th.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-09-02

"pisesets, desperate grown by desperate
appliances are rel eyed, or not 1T all q" The
Voirt % wisdom is 10 check them. before they
rercb FAR by buying bottle Of Salvation
OIL Piice twenty FIVE cents
ospirscts DO sooner should be formed
ihs executed and = cold should no soon
Or We tskeu then bottle Of Dr. Bulls
Cough Svrup should be bought ADD used
necOrdIng 10 the directions.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-09-02

Mr. Edward Cummings, Of French
burg. dropped IN To see us on Satur-
day 10 order The Inlelligcncer sent
TO him.
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AT COST
am determined TO sell of all
my present stock of Millinery,
Hats &C.. to make room for new
goods. Many things Lave been
marked down TO cost, and many
below cost. This Is a splendid
chance for tire ladies to secure
many new and fashionable articlea
for . great deal less than they are
worth. The sale ofthese goods will
commence on Saturday the 9th
instant and continue until the stock
is closed out.
MRS. VIM. MYTINGER,
Romney, w. Wa
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Fall 1857.

Fall 1857.
Flannel dress goods
new styles and mix
lures just reed.
B o NC j e Jackets
cOmein new designs
and new patterns
this season aud are
lower in price.
The fall sty les in
table Gil cloth are
very pretty this
season.
We still have a few
prints left at 3 cts
a yard.
just opened a large
stock of prints in
combination suit
ings.
New stock of cor
sets, silk handker-
chiefs, collars cuffs
ties and small wares
generally, just OPP
0hoo' (
Large supply of tin
jars OH manu- at 10"
p''oo''
1 a,.e ~ c''"'fs az
Po' I" So''
Three heavy draft
no rses for sale.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-09-02

Judge and Mrs. Armstrong will be
home on the 18th inst. from Atlantic
City.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-09-02

500 to $500 All s " psn.e eie can e e
made working for us. Agents preferred who
Co tho business Spare moments may be prpntably
employed also. A few vacancies In towns and cite{
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Special Notice.

NJ THERE WILL BE a BAS.
w KET MEETING AT BARRErT5.
vile, the lat Sunday Of next month. Preach
lug morning aud afternoon.
Abg. 20 w r. WOOLF, p. O.
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We do not Advertise 5000 Suits
for $500:

ANY TAR minded acknowledge
We have been this community years intend making
w our headquarters Tor the future
and honest dealing the when
in need of clothing, please call headquarters which is
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-09-02

j McC. Duckwai, Of Petersburg
was in town Friday.
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TIE POPULAR
OnePrice Clothing House
GEORGE
New No 3S Baltimore ST.,
Cumberland Md.


always on hand with ts Usual large stoc Mems
boys clothing OF every description Our method doing
known to the majority the people Cumberland
" OUT 'ha is not What we are aiming TO have What wh
press most clearly the mind of every
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Home Correspondence.

rcis department Is the peoples We contsol
bat do not directit Correspondents must
assume the responsibility OF their letters.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-09-02
Ready-Made Clothing and Gents
Furnishing Goods

establishment will be
ent IN the State Our method of dealing STRICTLY ON THE
ONE Free SYSTEM by which buy perfect aafety
whether e be judge of quality that
akeonly humbugs public regard
TO this we would respectfully extend pay visit
10 our store and see Tor yourself that say
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-07-30
uran ox ,1p.L Lpc .roRs.

To show that parties OF railroad 10
Gators are busy in eoning through Me-
ysda and going to San Francisc' We take
the following from IN interview on Sat-
urday last with Senator Brisg', Il this
state by representative Of the Esa-
miner.
"a gang Of Union Pacific men are now
bisy locating the extension OF the Utah
Central through Nevada" said SENATOR
bsigss Of that State TO al Examiner re-
puser recently. 1.-The Z ioA Pacid; ia
seeing that it must have throvgl. line.
The iins 10 being located from SAT- Lake
CITY 70 Back Rock. twelve miles purth Of
Milford, thence across the fifty-mile
desert, along the southeastern line oil
White Pine county into Lincoln. From
thence the route extends over the high
sh ,ib urne range at poin. eight miles
south Of the Patterson District. Thence
it cuts thronsh Nys and E.meraids
COUNTIES, and finally .ver the s ezra
Nevada at Walker River Pas,."--In Lex.
Union.
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pAs.oA CORRESPONDENT.
Ed. REcoRr!

Mankind generally. except certain
class described further on. j"in their for
tunes mentally, morally and financially |
with women, in order to have worthy |
hslpmeets and equals, and to beaotify |
their homes aud to make them social,
friendly, neat, desirable anil plsasurable
places Of resort. Happy homes, where |
they can go to rest from the toll aud
labor Of business. being .hurs to meet
With pleasant, friendly smiles and kisses;
kind and loving welcome, such is the
principal, involved among the intslli.
gent; instead Of meeting with trowns
and jeal iies. They also raise and
educate their daughters to make good
and worthy companions for good men.
Such are the main objects and prihci-
Piles Of that class, that Mormons call
Gentiles. The Gentilss hold and own
COWS as property aud for increase, and
heiferO for like purpose. Looking upon
and holding them for entirely different
purpose, for which they have their wives
and children. Now. contrast this with
the Mormon belief, pract css and religious
principles. The Mormous own and hold
women for increase and servils labor and
raise daughters for the sAne purpose
Heber L. klmbie expressed the leading
principles OF Mormon'sm when he called
his women his cows he understood ii
and told IL as 1t IL. Hence, the Mormon
har@m 10 . ranch ssocxed Win human
animals - also qusdruped animals, all
owned and held on an equality and hi
precisely the same purpose. Now TINS
you know degrsdes females to the level
of brutes. With this difference, the
human cows las kimbie called them' }
have Jeaiousies, heart-sche and soffows
frequently, more than human nature
can bear, and tney give way. Inns
destroys the sweets and sacrsiness of
wife and children, and the peace, the
sscredness and Joy OF home. Inc lore
g"ins arc faots that all can learn py
vs..;cs,;or Tho pre.cbiny. ts.sb;ng.
,,,,,;,s. .ra .,o;r r,hi;e ;..,rn.,. al
} prove clesrly the truth OF the foregoing,
Yet it is but a. q drop compared with
} the whole wickedness. nastiuess. meuda.
cisy. treason and corruption Of the
, Mormon organization, Then why doe.
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WORKING GLASSES A slas

We - nv psspsrsi to furnish 81 clssass VIE y
for I ~ sprs uoneots Busi,ssa new. tight
ana proAtsbss. Persons Of either sex easily
~, frors q cents TO IS % rsr evening. snd .
pto portiousl sum b. devoting oil tnsir time %
me buu No.. Veys aud girls earn nearly - mucn
mem. Ths4 m who soe thts rasy tsnd their cd
a. ~. IA oegt tAe bnsinesss ~ make This oner:
NJ s.ck - ~ rot we'll sAllsded W. will sand
ona dojlsr - ~ Tor tho srouble q yllnne
ss - y - SsssissS, 'iisis~